ASSA ABLOY AB 2009 SR
The report highlights ASSA ABLOY's integration of sustainability into its core business processes, including sourcing, manufacturing, and product innovation. In 2009, the company expanded its reporting scope from 80 to 180 units, including sales offices. Key achievements included an 8% reduction in both total energy consumption and CO2 emissions for comparable units, and a significant 45% reduction in the use of chlorinated organic solvents. The company also focused on supply chain integrity, with 178 active suppliers in low-cost countries meeting its quality and sustainability standards. Additionally, ASSA ABLOY continued its commitment to the UN Global Compact and reported against GRI Level C guidelines.
Company: ASSA ABLOY AB
Sector: Industrials
Country: Sweden
Year: 2009
Type: SR
Pages: 48
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ASSA ABLOY AB
Sustainability Report
The report highlights ASSA ABLOY's integration of sustainability into its core business processes, including sourcing, manufacturing, and product innovation. In 2009, the company expanded its reporting scope from 80 to 180 units, including sales offices. Key achievements included an 8% reduction in both total energy consumption and CO2 emissions for comparable units, and a significant 45% reduction in the use of chlorinated organic solvents. The company also focused on supply chain integrity, with 178 active suppliers in low-cost countries meeting its quality and sustainability standards. Additionally, ASSA ABLOY continued its commitment to the UN Global Compact and reported against GRI Level C guidelines.
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Document Details
Report Year
2009
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2009 - Dec 31, 2009
Fiscal Year
2009
Published
Apr 16, 2010
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
Pages
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Energy Consumption
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